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Ecumenical octopus by Tim White

Ecumenical octopus by Tim White

About the work of Tim White, several anthologies were released. “The world of science fiction and fantasy Tim White” – the first collection of works by the artist, published by the “New English Library” in 1981. At the same time, the book was published in France. Under the same title, the book was reprinted in 1988, both in paperback and hardcover.

“Chiaroscuro” – the second collection of works by the artist, released by the publishing house “The Harmful Enemy” in 1988, also in paperback and hardcover. “Mirror of Dreams” – the third collection of works by the artist, published in the publishing house “Norma Editorial” in 1994 in paperback. “The Art of Fantasy by Tim White” – a set of cartoons, 90 pcs. In the picture of Tim White, “The Universal Octopus” depicts the terrible death of people of a whole planet. It seems that the monstrous octopus has chosen the beautiful half of humanity to quench its base carnal desires. The torture of defenseless victims in the mortal embrace of a huge strangler is horrible, deliverance is impossible.

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